The options market is enormous.
Source: Cboe, Q2 2026
Every options trade leaves a market maker with risk to hedge.That hedging moves the market. Here you can learn how it works, from someone who ran those positions on an SPX desk for fifteen years:

he doesn't teach you what to think;he teaches you how to think.
Why it matters
Learn to anticipate market moves ahead of time.
Source: Cboe, Q2 2026
Dealer Hedging Dynamics
Everything in this approach rests on one foundation: how a single option gets hedged, and what that hedge does as price, time and volatility move. Get that right and the rest of the framework follows. That foundation is the part we give you free.
The teachers

Founder. Former SPX market maker, head trader and position manager.
Daniel teaches a way of reading the market maker position that comes directly from running one. At Belvedere Trading he made markets in SPX options, ran the desk as head trader and position manager, and as a young trader built and ran the firm's market maker training program. What he teaches here is how a desk actually thinks about its book.

Nearly three decades on bank derivatives desks.
Matt ran equity derivatives desks at JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Société Générale, RBC, Credit Suisse and UBS, managing large SPX and VIX books. He traded from the other side of the institutional aisle, the bank desks that send the orders a market maker hedges.
At VolSignals they teach how those positions are managed, why the hedges change, and what that means for price. The goal is that you can reason through the market yourself.
See the VIP MentorshipVS3D, the positioning platform
VS3D shows the market maker position in SPX options by strike, with its gamma, charm and vanna profiles. What the course explains, the platform lets you inspect.

Where market makers are long and short, strike by strike.
How the hedge changes with price, time and volatility.
Connect the data to the framework and form your own view of the session.
If you want the mechanics, start with the free course modules. If you want the current position explained every day, VS Pro. If you trade futures full time and want a live room, RTM. The Mentorship is the full framework in a small group. VS3D is the data platform and works alongside any of them.
No. VS3D is the platform that shows the position. VS Pro is the team's daily analysis of it, with the morning meeting and member discussion. Each product page lists what it includes.
Only for RTM, which runs live through the session. The course is self-paced, VS Pro analysis is published before and during the day, and the Mentorship sessions are scheduled in advance.
No. It tells you the direction and rough size of the hedging that a move would require. That helps you judge the pressure on price. It does not guarantee direction or any trading outcome. Nothing here is financial advice.
Dan's Weekly View: one free email on where the market maker position sits and what it means for the week ahead.